Robert Elsmere
Robert Elsmere
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How haveyou conceived it I wonder?' 'Simply from the standpoint of evolution, of development. Thephilosophical value of the subject is enormous. You must haveconsidered it, of course; every historian must. But few peoplehave any idea in detail of the amount of light which the historyof human witness in the world, systematically carried through, throws on the history of the human mind; that is to say, on thehistory of ideas. ' The Squire paused, his keen scrutinizing look dwelling on the facebes...ide him, as though to judge whether he were understood.
'Oh, true!' cried Elsmere; 'most true. Now I know what vague wantit is that has been haunting me for months----' He stopped short, his look, aglow with all the young thinker's ardorfixed on the Squire.
The Squire received the outburst in silence--a somewhat ambiguoussilence.
'But go on, ' said Elsmere; 'please go on. ' 'Well, you remember, ' said the Squire slowly, 'that when Tractarianismbegan I was for a time one of Newman's victims. Then, when Newmandeparted, I went over body and bones to the Liberal reaction whichfollowed his going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How haveyou conceived it I wonder?' 'Simply from the standpoint of evolution, of development. Thephilosophical value of the subject is enormous. You must haveconsidered it, of course; every historian must. But few peoplehave any idea in detail of the amount of light which the historyof human witness in the world, systematically carried through, throws on the history of the human mind; that is to say, on thehistory of ideas. ' The Squire paused, his keen scrutinizing look dwelling on the facebes...ide him, as though to judge whether he were understood.
'Oh, true!' cried Elsmere; 'most true. Now I know what vague wantit is that has been haunting me for months----' He stopped short, his look, aglow with all the young thinker's ardorfixed on the Squire.
The Squire received the outburst in silence--a somewhat ambiguoussilence.
'But go on, ' said Elsmere; 'please go on. ' 'Well, you remember, ' said the Squire slowly, 'that when Tractarianismbegan I was for a time one of Newman's victims. Then, when Newmandeparted, I went over body and bones to the Liberal reaction whichfollowed his going.
What to read after Robert Elsmere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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